bomgeography wrote:What I meant is that it's the closest genetic link to Native American haplo group x2a. And it's only found in Iran. although it should also be found in Egypt that is where tribe of Manasseh through Joseph of Egypt originated.
Israel has the most diverse distrobution of haplo group X and is beieved to be the place that haplo group X dispersed from.
Thank you David, for admitting that haplogroup x2a is not found in Iran. In the future, please just admit your mistakes up front and immediately, correct yourself and move on.
Now about that haplogroup x2a'j. In the first place, the one case that you have locked onto in Iran is not even certain to be x2a'j. It might be but there is not enough evidence to conclusively determine if it is even x2a'j.
In the second place, the common ancestor to haplogroup x2a and x2a'j dates back thousands of years before Book of Mormon times, even thousands of years before Adam and Eve. So if future finds in Iran reveal x2a'j, it doesn't mean a thing to your claims.
In the third place, Kennewick man has been conclusively identified to have haplogroup x2a and radiocarbon dating places it in America thousands of years before Book of Mormon times, even before Adam and Eve.
Any claims you try to make about x2a'j in Iran are meaningless because of the above facts.
I am aware that you reject the radiocarbon dating of Kennewick man and your reasoning for that has been addressed in the past and found to be flawed.
Because of coalescence times, the molecular clock, radiocarbon and archaeological remains such as Kennewick man, your claims of Egypt, Joseph, tribe of Manasseh and all ties to the Book of Mormon are without merit and completely unsupportable by actual science.